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Application Note: Minimizing Ringing And Crosstalk
By Dr. Glen Dash, Ampyx LLC
A wire over a return plane forms a kind of transmission line known as a microstrip. A trace between two plans forms a stripline. Both must be well designed to avoid ringing and crosstalk. To avoid ringing, impedances must be matched. To avoid crosstalk, spacings must be selected with care. Even in an age of automated routing checks and signal integrity software, controlling ringing and crosstalk is part science, part art.
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